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Webmaster Forum / Flash / Flash Remoting / July 2004frconfig.txt - where do I put it with tomcat?
I'm running tomcat and getting some errors connecting from another machine. What errors you ask...this is in the server trace... flashgateway.util.RequestDeniedException: Request denied. Macromedia Flash Remoting MX is operating as a developer edition. To upgrade Macromedia Flash Remoting MX to a full licensed edition, please visit http://www.macromedia.com/go/flashremoting Now this is a fully registered remoting installation - and no flash.log appears! So it's probably not loading the frconfig.txt license info. So where in the path do I put it. The docs say in the server classpath but that doesn't work. And if it works for you what EXACT path do you put it in. Cheers in advance -Brett I have EXACTLY the same problem Thanks a lot Macromedia - Not only did I pay good money for my remoting licence which does not work, your customer support also has the nerve to ask for money before giving any help. I had OpenAMF working in no time, that was free and people respond on the forums. I would hope somebody from Macromedia monitors this... The frconfig.txt needs to be under WEB-INF/classes folder. Also, check the permission on the frconfig.txt. If this doesn?t work, doesn?t work :) ok...help me...now in my desktop, remoting works fine, by the way, when i put .swf in a remote server, doesn?t work anymore Just to recap what my problem is. Is there nobody out there that has this problem resolved? Any help is appreciated. [begin] I have the biggest problems deploying flash remoting on our production Linux/Tomcat server. Whatever I do I get: NetServices info 2: sayHello_Status was received from server: <error> Flash Remoting MX threw an exception during method invocation: Request denied. Macromedia Flash Remoting MX is operating as a developer edition. To upgrade Macromedia Flash Remoting MX to a full licensed edition, please visit http://www.macromedia.com/go/flashremoting as soon we access the server. On the local test system the applications runs without any problems. We also have ZERO problems using Ope*A**! My "frconfig.txt" file contains the following: ip= sn=frd100-45115-*****-***** #sn=FRD100-01913-*****-***** Neither of the serial numbers work. As Macromedias customer service confirmed, both serial numbers decode as a full commercial version for Macromedia Flash Remoting. That means, I should have a production license for the said software. And then the wanted LOTS of money for further help!!! Yes, I have dilligently rebootet Tomcat after any change to the frconfig.txt file. I tried locating the file in WEB-INF WEB-INF/lib WEB-INF/classes ${CATALINA_BASE}/common/lib without success. [end] Does MM want us to use Ope*A** for sure? How is your war file deployed? Is it an exploded war on disk? Yes, Tomcat got restarted after every change to the frconfig.txt or changing .jar file location You should be able to explode the WAR inside Tomcat and add the new license to the {flashremotingwar}/WEB-INF/classes directory (note the capitalization must be the same). Eric If you haven't look at them already I'd suggest that you check out the installation and licensing instructions for FR. You might find that reinstalling the product and entering youe new license number during the install will resolve your issue. You can find the install instructions here: http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash_remoting/installation.html. You can also enter a free installation support issue on the web at this address: http://www.macromedia.com/support/email/isupport/main.cgi. I'd suggest that this be your next step in the process. Finally, feel free to contact me directly for asisstance with getting your FR license installed. A quick telephone conversation with an engineer should resolve the issue. Eric Eric Anderson Manager Support eanderson@macromedia.com Thanks for the assistance. I finally managed to get hold of support after being bounced twice between European and US support. I hope this will get me further. To answer your question No it was not a "CD" install it was a a copy of just flashgateway.jar and updating the frconfig.txt. According to the doc that should be sufficient. I will try a full install again later (too busy right now). You've done this successfully with TomCat? Yes? If so, any special permissions needed? > The frconfig.txt needs to be under WEB-INF/classes folder. > Also, check the permission on the frconfig.txt. > > If this doesn?t work, doesn?t work > :) just for read. yes, i?ve done this. but the unique mistake, i can?t use when my .swf is in a remote server, just in my desktop This is the same old problem. frconfig.txt is still not where it needs to be to be "licensed" (yes i have a valid license, just don't know where to put the file in Tomcat). What you are encountering is the default "developer" license given to you -- it will allow connections from localhost always, not from external IPs. If you want to connect from an external IP, you need to get a license.. i.e. put the frconfig.txt where flashremoting wants it....... and now we are back to where we started! :) > just for read. > > yes, i?ve done this. > > but the unique mistake, i can?t use when my .swf is in a remote server, just in my desktop I have the same problem! Anyone have any ideas??? I read from a post somewhere on JBoss, you put it in the bin directory, but in Tomcat I've tried _everywhere_, no dice. > I'm running tomcat and getting some errors connecting from another machine. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Cheers in advance > -Brett |
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